Qovery

Internal developer platform on top of your AWS, GCP or Azure

Qovery lets teams deploy apps and preview environments on Kubernetes in their own cloud accounts without writing Kubernetes config.

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Pricing: Free plan

Platforms: Web

Categories: Hosting & Deployment

Qovery is an alternative to

Heroku

Qovery compared with similar tools

Product	Price	Open source	Self-host	Platforms
Qovery	Free plan	–	–	Web
Northflank	Free plan	–	–	Web
DigitalOcean	Paid	–	–	Web, API
CapRover	Free	Yes	Yes	Self-hosted
Hatchbox	Paid	–	–	Web
Railway	Free plan	–	–	Web
Vultr	Paid	–	–	Web, API

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Questions

Is Qovery free?

Qovery is free to start, with paid plans.

What platforms does Qovery run on?

Qovery is available for Web.

What are some alternatives to Qovery?

Similar indie products include Northflank, DigitalOcean, CapRover, Hatchbox and 4 more.

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